K&C Crusader Diorama (1 Viewer)

[The Templar]

Crusader - Diorama part 6 and final!

 

[aujj65]

That is very nicely done indeed Thanks for posting these.

Regards

Jeff

I posted this before I saw the remaining photos, "nicely done" is an understatment to say the least That is a truely BRILLIANT display.

How did you attach the glass together?

Jeff

 

[jazzeum]

Tremendous diorama and great photos! Did you build this Templar?

 

[Harrytheheid]

Yeah, its absolutely terrific. Please share with us how you build such a great dio Templar.

 

[wadepat]

Hi Templar,

Astounding is the word I would choose to describe your display. I find the display and your photographs of it to be breathtaking! Congratulations on a truly superior job!

Thanks for posting the pictures!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

 

[Alexdakar]

Excellent diorama what are the dimensions of your display.

 

[lenswerks]

Looks great! Excellent work. The aquarium idea was a good one - Is that what you used?

 

[The Templar]

Thank you all for your fine comments!

I´ll be back a.s.a.p. with answers to your questions about details etc.

 

[The Templar]

The dimensions are L70cm x H40cm x D33cm.

Its not an aquarium - can´t hold water, but i thought of an aquarium when i planned the diorama. Instead i contacted the local glazier and asked him to make it.

It´s attached with a sort of clear epoxy glue/silicone.

As ground - sand from the local building material supplier - put on a newspapir for at least a week to dry! Very important!

At first, i went to the sea to get some sand, but this sort of sand was not suitable - too unfirm and the color too grey!

The costs - about USD 150,00.

The Towers/wall is a JG Miniature product - the bushes is from Build-a-Rama and the palms from Model Tree Shop in UK.

The palms is drilled/stuck into a sand base - also from JG Miniatures -and attached with a sort of glue which looks like chewing gum

The rest - placement of the figures - out of imagination, and who knows - maybe i´ll move them once in a while!

But the most positive of all - my wife thinks the dio is great and she hasn´t been too happy about my collection K&C. In fact, when it was done and i told her about my furure plans i dios, she even smiled!

Hope this answers your questions - if not, please feel free to ask!

 

[Mascleo]

Really nice! The setup looks great! You have motivated me to do one.

What is your next project?

Ken

 

[desk11desk12]

Crusader - Diorama part 5

Great job Templar,

I love the clean look of the display and it appears it's positioned well for maximum exposure in your home.

Carlos

 

[The Templar]

What is your next project?

Could be something with the new Crusaders!

 

[modwalls]

Templar, great shots, that display tells a whole story. It was worth the wait, great job, Mike

 

[The Lt.]

Templar the time effort and planning has paid off in more ways than one very well done. I'm sure along with others I'm looking forward to your next project......The Lt.

 

[The Templar]

Here are some more pics - not of the diorama - but of figures, bought in Germany from Nowikoff.com. I think he has done a smashing job and find the figures realy great.

The two Templars on a horse are made out from the seal of the Templars - the pics are lying a bit - the crosses are realy nice done "live"!

 

[The Templar]

One more Two Templar shot and the other figure is Jacques de Molay - the last Grand Master of the Templars!

 

[Capitolron]

 

[The Templar]

Ron!

Looks realy good! Keep up the fine work!

 

[Capitolron]

Templar

Thanks - I wish I could figure out how to post photos better.

That little scene is what I call "Fight for the Well"

Its the Crusader Limited Dealer Figures fight some Saracens over a Dept 54 Well - its my first real diorama with these figures and I think its not too bad for a first time out with them.

Ron